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question Is organized religion the root of all evil?

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 by pjmccann3 Aug 27, 2006 22:06
answer The funny thing about god, i found, is that there are always more questions than answers. Religous questions are always hard to answer, because most answers are based on doctrine and basic theology. All of which can be debated over and over again and still not come to a conclusion. First off, no such thing should ever happen to a child. Somebody took something from you that was never meant to be [...]

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 by Roark Thurston Jun 14, 2010 07:24
answer Let what actually is be an end to what seems to be.

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 by Major Major Feb 18, 2009 07:23
answer Perhaps you have not allowed God, to come inside of you yet

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 by chynt Sep 01, 2010 21:43
question Is there something better then democracy?

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 by Alex Lindt Sep 05, 2006 14:50
question What is evil? And do people have different definitions of evil?

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 by andireich33 Oct 22, 2012 02:44
comment As religion creates civilisations and laws and taboos. Atheism and anarchy are two sides of the same coin one is religious unrest the other social unrest but both are destructive to societies and neither has created anything or been adopted by any country. People do things of their own accord not because of the group they are affiliated with even though they may share some common values. [...]

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 by jshm2 Oct 04, 2010 04:36
question What's the world's greatest lie?

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 by alchemists.law Jun 08, 2007 18:35
question Is happiness an human illusion? And does it not always accompany infelicity?

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 by alicejano Nov 29, 2012 13:09
comment no, organized religion is a symptom of our desire to have answers to mysteries, to belong to a cohesive belief system, to proclaim the evidence of our spiritual capacity, to acknowledge some type of higher power, to find and follow a lodestar. sometimes evil is perpetrated in the name of religion but religion itself is a structure, a house, so to speak. what we need to know is that the house is [...]

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 by tipota Oct 02, 2011 21:58
question Being born in 1992 in the U.S., will I ever see life without war?

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 by rmoney Mar 24, 2012 05:59
comment I have a theory that all human violence is rooted in domestic violence. If you follow that then you move to the concept that religion was created by men to condone their abuse of women and children. People who are hooked into religion do not want to hear that it is a political organization. There can be spiritualism with or without religion.

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 by powerpeace Aug 22, 2007 15:25
answer Religion is a human creation. That sort of means that humans inherently possess the capacity for evil. The ones who notised the absurdity of this question are likely the same ones who know they can be evil. Organised religion is the bi-product of evil that got bored and needed a new outlet.

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 by pensivetwirl Jul 16, 2012 23:33
comment People are the root of all evil. Asking if religion is the root of all evil is like asking if books are the root of all evil. Like religion, books are both good and the evil depending on who wrote them. Principia Mathematica = good, The Anarchist Cookbook = evil. "Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by rulers as useful." — attributed to Seneca the [...]

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 by chrispalser Nov 29, 2011 09:27
question Between non-violent resistance and armed struggle where do we go? What is effective? What is the right thing to do? Or do we need a biodiversity of resistance?

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 by Arundhati Roy Aug 30, 2006 15:14